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24 Kasa para los Padres de Arquitecto

A piano teacher and a college professor requested a house in southern New Mexico which would offer views of the tall desert mountains to the east and the bright city lights to the west. The owners preferred an open plan with a private piano studio for her and a secluded home office with a view for him. A tall clerestory, window-lit gallery, is used as the primary display space for a collection of paintings and artifacts and serves to divide the public living spaces from the private sleeping and utility areas.